Accounts Banned for Game Exploitation

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In our continued efforts to combat cheating in World of Warcraft, more
than 114,000 accounts have been closed across Europe in the month of
April for the use of "bot" programs. The banned accounts were taking
part in activities that violate the World of Warcraft Terms of Use,
specifically, using unauthorised third party programs to automate game-
play. Such behaviour not only negatively impacts the game's economy,
it diminishes the achievements of those who play legitimately.
It is our goal to provide a fair and enjoyable play experience for all
World of Warcraft players. To aid us, we ask that you abide by the
Terms of Use, which, among other things, provide for the security of
your account details, payment methods and login information, all of
which can be compromised if you choose to use third-party services or
programs.
Over the coming months, we will continue to take an active and
aggressive stance against botting, as well as work to resolve other
issues such as in-game advertising for the sale of World of Warcraft
content and for-pay power-levelling services. Many account closures
come as the direct result of tips reported to our GMs in game or
emailed to our Hacks Team by legitimate World of Warcraft players, and
we thank you for your assistance in preserving the integrity of the
game experience.